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- Federal agencies like the EPA bypass Congress, create their own regulations and enforce them without due process, eroding constitutional protections like the presumption of innocence.
- The Maryland sewage leak mirrors past disasters (e.g., Flint water crisis), exposing a pattern of bureaucratic negligence, evasion of responsibility and refusal to engage in oversight.
- The EPA ignored a critical legislative hearing, demonstrating its culture of unaccountability while expanding power beyond constitutional limits—unelected bureaucrats act as lawmakers without congressional approval.
- Individuals and businesses bear the burden of proving innocence in regulatory disputes, facing punitive measures (e.g., forced destruction of compliant products) with no recourse.
- Dismantle the administrative state by requiring Congress to approve all regulations, ending agency rulemaking and holding bureaucracies accountable for failures that harm the public.
